Product spotlight

1. Olympus Delta Element handheld XRF analyzer. Olympus Corp., with U.S. offices in Waltham, Massachusetts, has released its new handheld X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analyzer, offering these features, according to the company:

• optimized for scrap metal sorting, positive material identification, alloy quality assurance/control and precious metals analysis
• incorporates the features and design of the Delta family with fast elemental ID for screening, sorting and metal analysis
• affordable, lightweight design with durable construction
• exclusive Grade Match Messaging for streamlined operations

Visit www.olympus-IMS.com/Element for more information.

2. American Pulverizer rolling ringmill series. American Pulverizer Co., St. Louis, has introduced a series of rolling ringmills, offering these features:

• shred and liberate turnings, meatballs, tailings, electronics and other specialty materials
• equipped with a rolling ring with offset teeth to process materials with less fines generation than typical hammermills
• slower speed increases wear-part life and reduces heat buildup
• allow for economical processing of a wide variety of materials
• 24 to 60 inches wide with drives from 60 to 300 horsepower
• deflector-style hoppers designed to help minimize damage

Visit www.ampulverizer.com for more information.

3. Kobelco multidismantling machine. Kobelco Construction Machinery USA, Houston, has announced that the new SK210D multidismantling machine is available in North America. It offers these features, Kobelco says:

• designed to take apart vehicle bodies, engines and other metal components with precise, safe and efficient operation
• two specialized crushers that allow for different dismantling tasks
• suitable for small-scale separating and sorting of metal products
• optional vehicle-dismantling crusher offers a powerful grab, increased cutting force and rotational torque to cut through a chassis and frame
• clamp arm features a bowl-shaped grip and powerful cutting teeth

Visit www.kobelco-usa.com for more information.

4. SEM EMP-1000-HD degausser. Security Engineered Machinery (SEM), Westborough, Massachusetts, says its new EMP1000-HS electromagnetic degausser is designed to “sanitize” magnetic media, including hard drives and magnetic tapes. Features include:

• U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) evaluated
• a magnetic force of 2 tesla (20,000 gauss)
• suitable for sanitizing high-density PMR and LMR hard disk drives with coercivity ratings of up to 5,000 oersteds and data tapes with nominal coercivity ratings of up to 2,800 oersteds
• a high-resolution LCD touch screen with multicolored icons for operator control and feedback

Visit www.semshred.com for more information.

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